Festivals
Festival News
'The Beguiled', 'Good Time' set for Jerusalem international competition
Festival selects 12 titles for second edition of competitive strand.
Rome Film Festival to give David Lynch lifetime achievement award
Steven Soderbergh’s Logan Lucky will have its European premiere in Rome.
Sundance
Rotterdam
Rotterdam's Hubert Bals Fund backs 13 projects
EXCLUSIVE: Films by Babak Jalali, Ricardo Silva and Deepak Rauniyar selected.
Berlin
Cannes
Cannes title 'Mobile Homes' with Imogen Poots gets UK deal
EXCLUSIVE: Thunderbird picks up project; sets spring 2018 release.
Robert Pattinson's 'Good Time' scores key deals
EXCLUSIVE: Cannes title secures mix of traditional distributors and Netflix on a number of key territories.
John Henshaw, Dave Johns, Harry Melling join 'Trautmann'
EXCLUSIVE: Further cast attached to soccer drama include Gary Lewis, Michael Socha and Chloe Harris.
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'The Florida Project' scores deals for Protagonist
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South Korean time travel film 'A Day' scores key deals at Cannes
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Screen Time: Cannes best actress Diane Kruger talks 'In The Fade'
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Screen Time: Francois Ozon talks 'Amant Double' in Cannes (video)
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Cannes ACID title 'Scaffolding' sells to France
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Curzon adds Cannes quartet including 'I Am Not A Witch'
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Two films tie on Screen's final Cannes jury grid
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Cannes 2017: the seven major talking points
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Lynne Ramsay: 'You Were Never Really Here' isn't finished
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'The Square' director defends Palme d'Or winner's long run time
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Jessica Chastain criticises portrayal of women in Cannes films
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Cannes 2017: 'The Square' wins Palme d'Or; full list of winners
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Cannes 2017: Un Certain Regard winners revealed
Venice
Venice Film Festival launches VR competition
A total of 18 VR experiences will compete in the strand.
Breaking Glass acquires Icelandic drama 'Heartsone'
EXCLUSIVE: Guðmundur Arnar Guðmundsson directed Venice 2016 Queer Lion winner. Separately, FilmRise has acquired Sundance documentary It’s Not Yet Dark.
Gravitas Ventures acquires 'American Anarchist'
The distributor has picked up worldwide rights from UTA Independent Film Group to Charlie Siskel’s documentary following its Venice Film Festival world premiere.
'The War Show', 'Sami Blood' win Venice Days prizes
Documentary The War Show won best film while Sami Blood won the Europa Cinemas Label.
'The Woman Who Left' wins Venice Golden Lion
Lav Diaz’s The Woman Who Left from the Philippines won the Golden Lion at the 73rd Venice Film festival on Saturday while Emma Stone claimed the Coppa Volpi best actress prize for La La Land and Oscar Martínez took actor honours for El Ciudadano Ilustre.
Natalie Portman: 'Jackie' most "dangerous" role of my career
Director Pablo Larrain says Jacqueline Kennedy was a “queen without a throne” following well-received Venice debut.
Venice: Mel Gibson talks 'Hacksaw Ridge', Hollywood and faith
Mel Gibson and Andrew Garfield discussed WWII drama following Venice world premiere screening.
Venice: Tom Ford, Amy Adams, Jake Gyllenhaal on 'Nocturnal Animals'
Director and stars reveal their motivations for taking on Nocturnal Animals during Venice press conference.
Toronto
Festival heads react to Cannes Netflix controversy
“We believe the cinematic experience is worth fighting for.”
Hong Kong
Filmart: Rebecca Hall-Dan Stevens rom-com 'Permission' sells to China, South Korea
EXCLUSIVE: UK-based sales outfit Film Constellation scores deals on upcoming title.
Filmart: Thailand’s Five Star restores regal docudrama
Duay Klaw features original music compositions by the late Thai king Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died last October.
Filmart: SF Studio sells Nordic trio to Asia
EXCLUSIVE: Danish drama The Man has sold to China as one of several deals closed by the sales outfit.
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The Circuit
UK Film & TV Week Reception, Los Angeles
A mid-November reception at Palihouse in West Hollywood hosted by the British Film Commission brought together a cordial gathering of industry personnel to meet and discuss the best of UK services.
Cinando
'The Florida Project' scores deals for Protagonist
EXCLUSIVE: Well-received Cannes title goes to Germany, Australia, Scandinavia and more.
Moviehouse boards UK war movie 'Boots On The Ground'
EXCLUSIVE: Louis Melville directs story of British soldiers in Afghanistan.
CMG, Richard Guardian launch 'Billion Dollar Mirage'
EXCLUSIVE: Film is adapted from the autobiography of American banker Glenn Stewart.
Elle Driver launches 'Paranza Dei Bambini' from 'Gomorrah' writer
EXCLUSIVE: Palomar, Elle Driver join forces on adaptation of bestseller.
Christoffer Boe to direct final 'Department Q' feature
Film i Vast launches title at Cannes slate presentation.
Insurgent launches 'Puppy Love' in Cannes
EXCLUSIVE: Hopper Penn, Paz de la Huerta, and Rosanna Arquette lead comedy.
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Match Factory bolsters Cannes slate
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'Lean On Pete' sells out for The Bureau
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Dogwoof scores deals on Vivienne Westwood, 'Psycho' docs
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Carnaby launches Middle East-set sci-fi 'The Shrine'
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WestEnd boards Camille Cottin-Pathé comedy 'Saving Mum'
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Wild Bunch reveals 'Prayer Before Dawn' director's next project
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Emily Beecham starrer 'Daphne' gets North America deal
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Independent launches projects from ‘Goob’, ‘Violators’, ‘Hemel’ directors in Cannes
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Mindjazz inks deals ahead of Cannes market
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Red Sea Media launches Ashley Judd, Elisabeth Röhm thriller
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Biopic of footballer Bert Trautmann gets sales deal
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Myriad boards supernatural romance 'Shadow Girl'
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Screen Media picks up Sundance, Slamdance titles
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Grace Jones movie launches in Cannes
